shipping an airstream motorhome to Hawaii

[scotdo]

hey there

i am looking at a 1980 motorhome for sale and looking for some info. It needs a complete interior overhaul and i know little more than that it runs. Seems like the body needs electrical work.

What might the value be?

How much does this weigh?

Thanks

oh yeah, how high are they

scott

[scotdo]

I need some info on a 1980 29' motorhome

what is the model

how high and how much do they weigh

what are they worth?

thanks

scott

[scotdo]

Hey there,

I am looking at buying one which needs a complete interior overhaul. It runs but haven't driven yet. The body/windows/etc are in good condition. Doesn't appear to have rust on the frame.

Is $6000 way to much?

I lost my 1968 landyacht in an accident, it was a beauty.

Thanks

[NeatAirstream]

The Value is hard to determine without a test drive. Engine, Transmission, Rear, Brakes etc.

[scotdo]

thanks,

it starts and sounds good, shifted gears and it did not clunk, but couldn't drive at the time.

Is $3000 a good price for a body?

what are it's dimensions, ht, wt, etc

thanks

[scotdo]

can you tell me the ht, wt of this 28 foot airstream

Thanks

scott

[scotdo]

Hey there

i am looking to ship an airstream to kauai, either a motorhome or a towable one. Any ideas on shipping in a container, do any models fall below the 7'8" width and the 8'10" height?

How tall are the 1980 motorhome, 28' excella?

[Inland RV Center, In]

Originally Posted by scotdo

Hey there

i am looking to ship an airstream to kauai, either a motorhome or a towable one. Any ideas on shipping in a container, do any models fall below the 7'8" width and the 8'10" height?

How tall are the 1980 motorhome, 28' excella?

Make sure you have the coach, properly repaired, before you ship it to Hawaii.

There are zero RV repair shops in Hawaii.

Andy

[ALANSD]

The typcial AS moho is 10-12' high for clearance. The weight varies model to model, but you can bet 12000 lbs is close.
The value depends on what needs fixing. The systems of the coach in addition to the drivetrain.
You can easily spend thousands repairing one.

[scotdo]

does anyone have any info on shipping airstreams in a container, is it possible?

Any experience with shipping companies to hawaii

thanks

scott

[PeeWee]

Here is an Airstream being unloaded in CapeTown in 1959

Pee Wee

[Jim & Susan]

Originally Posted by scotdo

does anyone have any info on shipping airstreams in a container, is it possible?

Any experience with shipping companies to hawaii

thanks

scott

You might try a company called "Matson". When we lived there, seems like every ship in the Harbor (well, except Pearl Harbor) had that name on it, and they do ship from the west coast.

Jim

[Melody Ranch]

I think Forum Member....DIJER...has a Bambi in Hawaii. If not, someone else here does. They posted the shipping last year.

[CanoeStream]

Originally Posted by scotdo

does anyone have any info on shipping airstreams in a container, is it possible?

It depends on the width. I'd wonder about damage to the sides from suspension movement. See the following (pics in the last thread):
http://www.airforums.com/forums/f343...eam-17944.html
http://www.airforums.com/forums/f343...lia-33641.html
http://www.airforums.com/forums/f343...ber-25192.html

I'd think roll-on, roll-off is another alternative -- an operational engine/drive train is necessary. A member sold a vintage trailer to England last summer; pay special attention to security a company will provide dockside, take copious photos, get damage guarantees or insurance.